Betelhem Ashame: Night and day
In the two days between the Ohio State and Michigan State contests, dusk turned to dawn, a new week began and a new Michigan emerged.
Daily Digest
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
A resolution to fund lunches to strengthen the dialogue between pro-Palestine and pro-Israel students on campus was vetoed by Central Student Government President David Schafer this weekend, was brought up again Tuesday at CSGâs weekly meeting.
Dear subscribers,
Today, The Statement takes a look at changing trends in college admissions and reflects on the difference between being lonely and being alone. With four games left in the Michigan women's basketball team's regular season, they have never looked better. The past two weeks have been as different as night and day for the Michigan men's basketball team. Finally, Central Student Government vetoed a resolution to fund lunches to strengthen the dialogue between pro-Palestine and pro-Israel students on campus for the second time.
All the best,
The Michigan Daily
Michigan responds to unprecendented pressure within AP polls
The success of the Michigan women's basketball team puts a âtarget on their backsâ according to the Wolverines, and pushes opponents to play their hardest.
The Numbers Game: Changing Trends in College Admissions
Located in a predominantly middle-class Detroit suburb within a 20-minute drive of Ann Arbor, Plymouth-Canton Community Schoolâs graduating class submits on average 300 applications to the University of Michigan each year. About one-third are usually admitted and choose to matriculate, according to Renee Eley, a high-school guidance counselor in the district.
Personal Statement: Alone, not lonely
The other night, I took myself out to see âLa La Landâ at the Michigan Theater. After countless recommendations from friends, I knew I had to go. The only showing I could fit in my day was at 9:45 p.m. on a Monday night, so naturally it was hard to find a friend willing to tag alone. I didn't think twice because, frankly, I just really wanted to see it.
